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Cover Story
Moldova Worries:
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People of World Influence
Library of Congress Scholar
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USAID Imitates CIA?
Experts Debate Repercussions
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Social Secretary Icons
For Nearly 25 Years, British, Spanish
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The Rotunda: Foreign Affairs on Capitol Hill
State Department Hopes Its Latest
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Passports for a Price
Passports for a Price: Nations
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Pacific Pumas
Four Latin American Envoys
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John Bew is only 33 years old but has already been described as “the best historian of his generation,” and now the Belfast-born scholar is using his perch at the Library of Congress to study the resurgence of realpolitik. 
Revelations that USAID created a secret Twitter-like phone service to undermine the communist regime in Cuba has sparked a debate over whether the humanitarian agency crossed the line. 
From late RSVPs to party crashers, Amanda Downes and Diane Flamini have seen it all and handled it with the consummate grace that comes from having nearly half a century of experience between them. 
After years of budget battles, President Obama is hoping his newest foreign affairs budget escapes the congressional chopping block relatively unscathed. 
From Malta to St. Kitts and Nevis, nations are selling citizenship to lure big-time foreign investors. 
Move over, Asian tigers. It looks like the four so-called “Pacific Pumas” — Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru — have become the latest darlings of the investor crowd. 